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tryin this on, thanks.
Late lesson lol.
That's a BS lesson to be honest.
The only reason people didn't like is because the color scheme, layout is common to AI and predictable.
Back in the days, the same criticism was there for most CSS frameworks especially against bootstrap.
I would say touch it, play with it, disintegrate it, build it whatever way you can
I did put the OG colors back in and kept its original design too.
You are coming off as such an arrogant asshole ngl. I think I am beginning to agree with everyone giving you shit.
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If you can dish it, you can take it. Its a direct response to people being cold and rude.
You act like a cold, rude bag of dicks, thats exactly what Im going to return. Those that did, generally got their energy matched. 🤷
we can see that
Claude, improve LET Layout.
Make no mistakes.
exactly how it went.
positive feedback only shitbags
Good one, I use the dark reader plugin to make it dark
but you could add more features to this, and being open source anyone can add anything to it, such as notifications, etc.
@itzsenu since you seem to know a bit about designing UX using LLMs, if I may ask, apart from prompting it to inspire from Awwwards, what context enriching tools do you employ in order to really steer it away from one-shotted slops? Do you add a MCP that lists your purchased Tailwind Plus components? Or simple iterated prompts to hope for the best?
Default uBlock filters don't block these so I was using custom filters which did not work in your version.
i don't find anything hilarious or remotely funny in those flashy ads. Drama happens in the forum threads.
How to get your credentials hacked: 'install a chrome extension'
Is this self-preservation I'm hearing, from a guy who thinks unrestricted qemu-ga is a good thing?
Your first problem is purchasing Tailwind components. Your second problem is using Tailwind.
Before "AI Slop", there was "Bootstrap Slop". Bootstrap was a decent tool, but it made the internet so, so, so bland. Most people didn't bother to customize it. If they did, they only customized the color pallet but kept the design. Great for prototyping. I also enjoyed borrowing page styles when injecting userscripts/ content scripts onto people's websites for custom utilities. But it looks soulless.
If you want your clanker to do good UI for you, you want to restrict its context, not expand it. Don't tell it to use tailwind components, don't tell it to use bootstrap components. Your best bet is going to be to design something that looks good to you by hand, and then get the clanker to implement it. There are a lot of tools for prototyping websites and interfaces. Use those tools and then tweak. And also for heaven's sakes why are people paying for themes/components? I refused to pay for themes even pre-LLM. On professional pride alone I'd rather roll my own than pay $60.
You want to say qemu-ga is same level of exposure as chrome extensions? Maybe you need to go back to computer school.
Survey says yes. All depends on what permissions you give to the extension, or to qemu-ga.
If you install a chrome extension with a tight manifest you don't need to worry about it stealing credentials if you don't grant it permission to modify data on webpages you don't want to have credentials stolen from. But the same applies to ga - if you don't want it reading your password manager, deny it file read access.
Yeah, file it next to your layout. If there's enough room left.
Heyy can we collab? I'm an expert web designer with a lot of experience improving legacy interfaces, I'm sure @jbiloh can vouch for me!
My example work: https://lowendslop.pages.dev/
Right next to your moms clothes. Make sure she comes and gets them. lmaoooo
bro. that looks great! i would TOTALLY rate that a 1.5 out of 10 on the totally-not-slop meter.
I work in marketing, thats why I find them entertaining. their so 2000's bad
except you can read the source code from the git. its unpacked.
IDK about you but I know I own several design systems in react and react aria to build 1 to 1 ui in figma. but i cant recall the last time i bought anything related to tailwind. i actually dont think i ever have.